They are known as Africa's Big Five

From my room a view of Swakopmunds beach

Removing kelp from the beach

Ready to play on sand dunes

Kari is ready

I think I'm ready

Deb wants the fun to begin

Doing good until I got stuck!

Joe making his run

For a small moment in life, here's another big five

The real fun begins, sledding down the dunes

A fast ride on a piece of laminated plastic

The walk to the top not as fast

Playing township jazz at Cape Town's
beautiful waterfront

More waterfront entertaiment

From our hotel the flea market in Greenmarket
Square, Cape Town

Views from Table Mountain in Cape Town

Lions Head

A view of Devils Peak

The harbour and dockyards of Cape Town

Top of Devils Peak

Kari's joy at Table Mountain

A group repelling down

A chance to push Joe over but we didn't

Rick showing his best side the next photo is his back side

Without pants and I will save everyone from that view!

The rock dassie is the African elephant’s closest living relative, in spite of the size difference

This close evolutionary relationship is deduced from similarities in the structure of the feet and teeth.

The boat used for our Great White Shark dive

Thanks Deb for going in the cage first

Deb survived and with this great look of confidence it is my turn

We were able to view five Great Whites

Thanks Rick for these photos

This guy was able to steal a Popsicle

Jackass Penguins at Boulders Beach, South Africa

Entertainment at Boulders